Ouch... double whammy for Nvidia, first with the 3080 Ti and now the 3070 Ti

"What were they thinking?" comes to mind.

No more Aurora R12



Sometimes I can get to customization page, sometimes can't, maybe browser cache.

3080 Ti also scalp... Shameful.

So nice to see price dropping ... but it's still going to take a lot more time to have a widespread response

Wow, no more 3070/3080/3090 being the GPU option for the Aurora R12...

I thought allocation for OEMs would be far greater (and unlikely to go out of stock - even with extended lead time) but I guess Dell sold a lot more than expected

Hmm... quite true, won't go back to normal MSRP even if prices drop.

A friend of mine got a 3080 for RM3500 last year and I was like "Nahh... I'll wait for 3080 Ti."

Sure price will drop further... maybe next year

MSRP? Almost all sellers already got the taste of higher than MSRP and the willingness of buyer to buy them.

Imagine a 3080 for RM4500 (when it eventually settles) and no more mining craze (mining still popular but not as crazy at it was for example).

I doubt we'll get to RM3500 LHR or otherwise. Maybe, in a couple of years.

Wow not bad for the 3080 Ti purchase... less than double the "RM3500 RTX 3080" price from last year. And furthermore it is the Ti version so can justify a bit for the 'slight' price increase over the 3080

Seems like good times ahead, finally.

Here they come...

Used mining cards from China starting to appear.

$270 ~ RM1130 for an RTX 3060

https://videocardz.com/newz/cryptominers-no...ckdown-in-china

Steve tears apart the Dell R10 design choices (also no major change in R11 and R12)

Not totally GPU related but it has a 3060 Ti

Definitely on the 'pricier' side. If DLSS 3 is the selling point (more so since it's tied to the 40-series), then perhaps it might be worth it given the performance boost (best to wait for reviews of course).

MS Flight Sim now easily surpasses that 50-60fps "barrier" (even on the most powerful of systems) and into the 3-digit frame rate territory.

CP2077 performance boost with all that Ray Tracing glory is super sweet.



Again, best to wait for reviews. These slide decks always tend to inflate the actual performance.

So local pricing estimates...
4090 - $1599 ~ RM7300 = around RM8k
4080 16G - $1199 ~ RM5474 = around RM6k
4080 12G - $899 ~ RM4,100 = around RM4.5k

AIBs going to charge more as well.

4080 12G should have been named "4070" since the specs are cut down from the 4080 16G in not just the VRAM I don't want to say misleading but those who aren't tech savvy might opt for the $899 4080 thinking it's only VRAM difference.

We went from 3080 FE MSRP $699 to 4080 FE $1199 = 40% increase in price

I never thought we would see xx80 series surpassing $999 MSRP so soon but here we are.

This post has been edited by defaultname365: Sep 21 2022, 09:11 AM

Not sure about the NDA for the reviews.

My thoughts exactly. Funny that a $1599 GPU now has a "better value" than a $1199 & $899 GPU

but true...



And someone did a generation by generation price & performance comparison.

The 4080 12G = 4070 for $900 is

You comment tallies with what I read on Reddit. Feels like Nvidia is up to their usual tricks, trying push DLSS 3 "for Ada only" (and they have a reason for that)

Wow, 4080 12G CANCELLED.

I guess the backlash was too much. Looks like critics/consumers voice can be heard if loud enough.

Such a shame, amazingly well designed.





In other "unsurprising" news...

Nice to see "Malaysia" on official Nvidia announcements:



Also, it's official but we already know it (4070 Ti):



And 4090 on the go (kinda):

I went from a 970 to a 1080 Ti to a 3090.

Currently super happy with my 3090 (I'm using an Alienware Aurora R12 - - wanted to sell it off April this year after 2 years of use but decided to keep the prebuild).

If more games support DLSS3 and Frame Gen, I will definitely consider the 4090 else I think I might skip 40-series entirely.

Having tried CP2077 on my 3090, quite surprised by how well it can run in RT Overdrive (DLSS Performance though). I thought it would really break the 30-series from the way Nvidia was marketing it, but that wasn't the case.

This post has been edited by defaultname365: Apr 12 2023, 11:36 PM

Leaked pricing



https://wccftech.com/nvidia-geforce-rtx-40-...4070-super-599/

4080 Super expected to be a mere 3-5% faster than the 4080 but $200 less.

4070 Ti Super is allegedly on-par with a 4080 for $799 - - could potentially be the best-valued 40-series GPU (basically a ~$400 drop from a 4080).

Expect more WTS for 40-series and (possibly) price reduction across the non-Super series.

This post has been edited by defaultname365: Jan 7 2024, 05:47 AM

Why don't you link the articles, how are posting images of articles any helpful to those needing more context?

That's literally the point of my comment, and yes, we should be happy as this is the first time in a long time Nvidia has "dropped" the prices (Nvidia's "drop" - they would rather release a new series instead of dropping prices) and this is going to affect the entire 40-series line up for the foreseeable future.